Satisfied we'd seen all that Cervantes and surrounding area has to offer we moved on.We'd been recommended to stay at Kalbarri for a stopover, so we did.It seemed a nice little town but the after effects of the cyclone were still reminiscent in the air, it has rained very recently and the estuary was full of brown river water which clashed with the blue of the ocean with a rather impressive brown/blue line inthe water. Now, no trip to the Kalbarri area would b...

Saddle sore and bleary eyed we woke, not looking forward to the drive.We contemplated another day at Freemantle relaxing in the campsite paired with the occasional John Wayne stagger to the toilets but thought better of it. The Drive was essentially the opposite to the one into Perth/Freemantle, a gentle dwindling of civilisation as we furthered north into more remote areas.On the way we were to'marvel at the massive wind turbines' (quoted from a tourist brouc...

As we are only camped approx 3km away form the ferry terminal the decision was made to have a day cycling & snorkelling on Rottnest island.Rottnest, translated measns rats nest and is called so due to the inhabitants of the island the Quokkars resembling the common rat. It was a lovely morning, the sun shining (not a rarity for this part of the world admittedly)and a gentle breeze so what better way to get going than a bike ride through a landfill site.Yep...

The Drive to Perth was a lot more populated than we've been used to than of late.Had to get used to traffic again albeit no where near Sydney standards. We found a campsite in Freemantle which would be described as Perth's equivalent of Manly.It seems a vibrant town and has kept a lot of its maritime origins through the architecture and port although now a more bohemian charm seems to echo through the streets.We looked around the craft markets and found our way ...

The Drive to Perth was a lot more populated than we've been used to than of late.Had to get used to traffic again albeit no where near Sydney standards. We found a campsite in Freemantle which would be described as Perth's equivalent of Manly.It seems a vibrant town and has kept a lot of its maritime origins through the architecture and port although now a more bohemian charm seems to echo through the streets.We looked around the craft markets and found our way ...